I hope someone can help me identify the name of the place that I visited, had a great time, but failed to note what the place was called!
It's west of POP, through a sugar cane field behind a tall brick chimney. A long walk along a river bed, and you arrive at a small shop that sells rerfreshments beside a beautiful deep pool at the bottom of a twenty foot waterfall. This is where the fun begins! You climb a ladder then you climb, swim and "are hoisted up" a series of water chutes! We went to the 7th chute which was a small waterfall pouring into a cave in the mountain. Apparently there are another 20 or so more water falls going up the mountain.
It was on an Outback Tour. Anyone know the name of the falls, the area, etc?
Also, there is a small community just a little west of Riu Bachata. The road through the village runs parallel with the main east/west highway then enters the highway several km west of Riu Bachata. Can anyone tell me the name of this village?
Thanks in advance!
Keith
ps: I had so much fun during my time there, that I forgot to take note of where I was!
It's west of POP, through a sugar cane field behind a tall brick chimney. A long walk along a river bed, and you arrive at a small shop that sells rerfreshments beside a beautiful deep pool at the bottom of a twenty foot waterfall. This is where the fun begins! You climb a ladder then you climb, swim and "are hoisted up" a series of water chutes! We went to the 7th chute which was a small waterfall pouring into a cave in the mountain. Apparently there are another 20 or so more water falls going up the mountain.
It was on an Outback Tour. Anyone know the name of the falls, the area, etc?
Also, there is a small community just a little west of Riu Bachata. The road through the village runs parallel with the main east/west highway then enters the highway several km west of Riu Bachata. Can anyone tell me the name of this village?
Thanks in advance!
Keith
ps: I had so much fun during my time there, that I forgot to take note of where I was!
